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In the new strategy “Replacing animals in science”, approximately £75 million is allocated to support the development of alternatives to animal…
Every first Tuesday of the month - next colloquium is about Studying metabolism using organ-on-chip technology
A new study shows that environmental exposure to pheromones reduces aggressive behaviour and decreases fight-related wounds in male mice.
Researchers have identified gap-junctional communication for the calcium oscillations in human neural spheroids, enabling studies without animaluse.
On 18 December, the RE-Place webinar will present a pain-on-chip model using MEA technology and the MAT for human-relevant pyrogen testing.
Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing (CAAT) has published their latest newsletter.
The Swedish 3R Center is hosting a webinar on how the 3R principles can be applied in research involving wild animals.
The German 3R organization R2N invites participants to a symposium on 17–18 March 2026 at Hannover Medical School. Registration opens on 15 November…
The Swedish 3R Center is launching a new webinar series dedicated to the replacement of animal experiments, where researchers and experts will present…
Technologies as organ-on-chip and organoids can be used as human alternatives to experimental animals. This can meet demands on animal welfare.
The meeting will be discussing the latest advances in zebrafish research both within Italy and internationally.
Researchers have developed a new “Liver-on-Micropillar” (LoM) platform that utilizes co-cultures in a xenofree environment.
The November issue presents new insights on thermoneutral standards for mice, oral pain management, and several studies with clear 3R perspectives.
Researchers from the University of California have developed a 3D-printed colon model with bioelectronics, enabling research animal use.
Researchers have used CRISPR-Cas9 to knock out the CDX2 gene in stem cells, thereby developing authentic liver cells with enhanced functionality.
On November 13, 2025, NCad will host an interactive conference in Utrecht focusing on the transition to research methods without the use of animals.
